Until now, the products of nut and saddle experts Graph Tech have only been available individually, resulting in a degree of 'mix and match' to get the right parts for your guitar. Graph Tech have changed this by releasing seven Supercharger Kits to make selection easier.
There will be three acoustic guitar kits and four electric kits. There are kits for Fender Telecaster and Stratocaster models as well as kits for Gibson and Epiphone-style guitars (there are four colour choices for these models).
Each kit includes a nut, string saver, saddles, two grades of sandpaper (for nut installation) and a hex key.
The Supercharger kits will be available from May 2008. Prices will range from $29.95 to $99.95. Graph Tech supply parts for many guitar makes including, Fender, Taylor and Ibanez so they know their nuts.
For more information visit the Graph Tech website
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